I cannot reproduce on my wampserver with the permalinks with ID plugin so it is not that.
I did find information about this though, the #038; should be &which makes sense.
If you search for this kind of error in google, you will see countless posts of themes, plugins, and WordPress itself having the issue, So maybe make sure you have everything up to date.
There are some fixes online too, but they are mostly saying edit WordPress core files to fix it
http://localhost/oyster/?post_type=forum#038;p=4
I’m running this locally and installed bbpress, buddypress and a number of bbpress-related plugins. I think this may have been the “bbPress Permalinks with ID” plugin that started the problem but now all my permalinks have gone funny. Here’s what I’ve tried to fix this:
– flushed/changed the permalinks back and forth
– deactivated all plugins
– fresh WordPress install with new site, basic theme and no plugins
Even after trying that third option, with a fresh WordPress install and a new database, my forums no longer worked. The root no longer works, even with a fresh install and no plugins bar the bbpress one.
Any ideas?
Is this a localhost thing? All the database entries are there (they fall within the wp_posts table).
Is there a set procedure for installation, changing permalinks and activating the plugins?
Have I done something the wrong way round?
And why is this still happening with a fresh WordPress installation and new database?
Short of uninstalling wamp and reinstalling I’m at a loss.
Hello!
I am new to wordpress and especially to bbpress. I am setting up a website with a forum which is like a pin-board for my users.
I really like the “Notify me of follow-up replies via email” button. But its only for registered users and i dont want to let my users register, it is not really necessarry for my site..Thats why I want it for non-registered users aswell. Is there any option or plugin which allow me this?
I am sure you can help me 😉
Ahh Okay that is what the exact error message is. Time out is a term that could go with a few issues.
If you google that specific error and just add wordpress to the end you will see a few reports of Hosting being the issue, sometimes especially if you use GoDaddy.
So that exact error might just be a server error.
I updated to WordPress 4.3 last night. I’m using bbPress 2.5.8, and the theme is Sprout. It’s at http://www.stacknfade.com/forum
After the WP update, the forum is only visible when logged out EXCEPT with the admin account. Only the admin can see the forum when logged in. All other accounts get a 404 error when visiting that URL. Also, when viewing WP-Admin, none of the forum options are available in the admin main sidebar, e.g., Tools -> Forums, or Settings -> Forums. These are missing.
Help?
I have been changing a bit of translations in the code – that’s why you might find a mistake here. What I don’t understand is, that when I upload all the original files, it still does the same mistake.
Can’t you tell me if there’s some specific files that I should re-upload as original, in case I’ve changed something in them?
What files did you edit, if you did edit any files?? I hope you did not edit the bbPress plugin files in the plugin directory of your site??
I’ve never used child themes before, so I’m not sure how to do this.
This will help you learn about creating a child theme.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Child_Themes
After creating the child theme just copy the bbPress templates to your child theme in a folder called bbpress.
Or second option: Could you rewrite the htaccess hack so it might work? 🙂
You really shouldn’t need an htaccess hack at all, that is why I said don’t use it yet.
Yeah I saw this while searching to see if users had similar issues. I think the error message was displaying in the browser like this user said instead of being on the forums as a bbPress error message.
This user says a fix could be using wp-cron and sending the notifications in the background, which the notify no spam version does.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/long-script-running-timeout-errors-after-months-of-working-correctly
This error could also be just on the user’s side and all they have to do is clear up their coookies, browser cache, all that browser goodness.
@mei-ling
Did you copy and edit the bbPress templates in your child theme heavily?? Removing the hook @kachan64 pointed out, can make the code not work.
Also does the picture save correctly in the WordPress backend?? If you could link to a forum that should has a topic with a featured image, I can check to see if there is a CSS problem.
When you close a forum/category you can possibly close the topics and sub forums of it. Check and see what forums you have closed in Forums > All Forums in the WordPress backend.
Hi Robkk,
I have tested your code. Well I can select in the admin panel “edit topic” or “new topic” “featured image”, I select the picture…when I turn back to the topic, no picture. It doesn’t remain selected.
I use the latest WordPress: 4.30.
Could you help me?
I thank you in advance
Mei Ling
Its just the WordPress toolbar moved under the header and styled differently.
Okay I have also seen posts saying file permissions and possibly a user created issue messing with comments <!-- comment--> in php files.
You didn’t edit the files in the bbPress right??
Before editing the file permissions you may need to do some more troubleshooting as listed here.
Troubleshooting
You have the right file permissions set right??
https://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_File_Permissions
Dear Support,
Please, how can I make my BBPress forum to show the “My Account Link and Submenu” for each logged in user, like the one you that is showing just below the download menu on the top right side of this screen?
BBPress version: 2.5.8
Wordpress version: 4.2.4
Regards,
Stardrive
hey everybody,thank you for your answers, i found that the issue was being caused by this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/show-template/
for some reason was enabled on production.
I added them into the “Simple Custom CSS” plugin, downloaded from wordpress.org.
At the end, it looked like:
@media and (min-width: 992px) {
.bbpress .col-md-8 {
width: 100% !important;
}
}
and
@media and (min-width: 992px) {
.bbpress .col-md-8 {
width: 100% !important;
}
}
It is still not Full-Width 🙁
We really need some help with this. We are using BBPress, RtDating, and Rtmedia. When a user uploads an image to a forum topic the path of the image in the URL is
http://www.oursite.com/wp-content/plugins/ckeditor-for-wordpress/ckeditor/plugins/doksoft_uploader/userfiles/Desert.jpg
Not only does this look like a crazy long path. It seems like poor security. I have seen other sites that just display an attachmentid
How can we sanitize the url and hide all of the paths?
Okay I found a few fixes for this possible bug, I will need to contact the devs later to see if they had seen something similar before. One is an htaccess rewrite rule and the other is really something simple.
Okay you can try the trailing slash fix mentioned here first to see if it helps, but you are not really experiencing a 404 error because the search term you are searching is stripped for some reason.
bbPress 2.4 // ERROR // Search stopped working…
As a test try setting your permalinks to default and try searching again to see if it will keep your search term and search for it. The query search?action=bbp-search-request&bbp_search=adwords is usually seen in the default permalink structure instead of /search.
Also make sure you do not have a trailing slash in any of the slugs in Settings>Forums.
The htaccess rewrite method is adding this to your htaccess file on your site that is uaually in the WordPress directory to solve the issue, but do not try this just yet, I don’t want you messing with your htaccess file
# BEGIN bbpress search hack
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^action=(.*)&bbp_search=(.*)$
RewriteRule ^/soeg/(.*)$ http://antonhoelstad.dk/soeg/%2/? [L]
</IfModule>
# END bbpress search hack
I deactivated all the plugins and now I am getting this error
WordPress database error: [You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'groups_table.forum_id = forums_table.forum_id LIMIT 0, 100' at line 1]
SELECT convert(forums_table.the_forum_id USING "utf8mb4") AS the_forum_id,convert(forums_table.the_parent_id USING "utf8mb4") AS the_parent_id,convert(forums_table.the_topic_count USING "utf8mb4") AS the_topic_count,convert(forums_table.the_reply_count USING "utf8mb4") AS the_reply_count,convert(forums_table.the_total_topic_count USING "utf8mb4") AS the_total_topic_count,convert(forums_table.the_total_reply_count USING "utf8mb4") AS the_total_reply_count,convert(forums_table.the_forum_title USING "utf8mb4") AS the_forum_title,convert(forums_table.the_forum_slug USING "utf8mb4") AS the_forum_slug,convert(forums_table.the_forum_description USING "utf8mb4") AS the_forum_description,convert(forums_table.the_forum_order USING "utf8mb4") AS the_forum_order,convert(groups_table.forum_id USING "utf8mb4") AS forum_id FROM smf_forums_table AS forums_table INNER JOIN smf_groups_table AS groups_table USING groups_table.forum_id = forums_table.forum_id LIMIT 0, 100
I made sure I am using your revision of code. I only have the bbPress plugin activated and I put the site in maintenance mode via .htaccess
Thanks for helping me with this.
Randal
What are the bbPress plugins you have on your site?? There has been some similar issues while using some specific plugins.
Also did the user see the issue message somewhere in the form like the flood control errors in bbPress or was it displayed in place of the whole site?? This issue could also be a connection time out error on your server.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Common_WordPress_Errors#Connection_Timed_Out
So you are saying to deactivate the plugins that are in WordPress?
Hi!
I use WordPress in Multisite mode and allow admins to choose thier own plugins that I installed for them – bbPress is in the list too. I (as a super-admin) can activate bbPress in any site and use them normally. However, when an admin tried to activate bbPress, a page with this error message appears afterward:
You do not have sufficient permissions to access this page.
And they’re unable to see any bbPress-related menus and do not have any permissions to access any of these page:
I can activate bbPress network-wide to solve this problem, but that would be bad for other admins that doesn’t need bbPress in their sites – additional menus might confuse them.
Wordpress 4.2.4 (Multisite)
bbPress 2.5.8
or if a new user registered for the forum
Getting a notification for a new user registering is from the core of WordPress. If you do not seem to get any notification at all on your site, you may need to contact your host for help on this.
Again if you do not seem to get any or some of these below notifications you may need to contact your host.
New Comment / Comment Awaiting Moderation
New Trackback
New Pingback
Lost Password
New User Registration (For Admin)
If you do get some, then we have to do more troubleshooting(which could possibly be a plugin issue) and some possible bug finding in bbPress.
I have the dame problem for more then six months.
I have disabled all plugins
But still no email notifications
So I will follow this post with interest
I have the latest WordPress and the 2012 theme.
Everything as clean as possible
